The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 167
... occurs in the vicinity of the ridges . Typical of the mountains of Eastern Siberia are the taiga - tundra spectra that occur in vertical zones ; thus , mountain taiga on taiga - cryogenic soils is followed by a zone of dwarfed trees ...
... occurs in the vicinity of the ridges . Typical of the mountains of Eastern Siberia are the taiga - tundra spectra that occur in vertical zones ; thus , mountain taiga on taiga - cryogenic soils is followed by a zone of dwarfed trees ...
Page 352
... occur during active mature life . The normal cyclic changes of female reproductive organs are accompanied by physiologic atrophy of por- tions of these organs . During the menstrual cycle , the corpus luteum of the ovary atrophies if ...
... occur during active mature life . The normal cyclic changes of female reproductive organs are accompanied by physiologic atrophy of por- tions of these organs . During the menstrual cycle , the corpus luteum of the ovary atrophies if ...
Page 1086
... occur in the same indi- vidual ) takes various forms ; the gonad may be divided into separate ovary and testis , as in certain scallops ( most scallops have separate sexes ) , or sperm - producing fol- licles and egg - producing ...
... occur in the same indi- vidual ) takes various forms ; the gonad may be divided into separate ovary and testis , as in certain scallops ( most scallops have separate sexes ) , or sperm - producing fol- licles and egg - producing ...
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